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"When Momcilo Krajisnik, Karadzic's successor, was asked about the chances of restoring a multiethnic unitary Bosnia, he responded with biting sarcasm: "You can't grow bananas here," he said, "bananas may grow in Africa but not here." He was not alone."
-John G. Stoessinger, Why Nations Go To War

Oh well, they still look cool with the little bananas on them...I hope I can keep them hanging on until spring with the little bananalets on there. I think it'd be good for sales, even if they don't fully develop. My mom has one of the blooms on her kitchen table where I cut it off and it keeps blooming and blooming, three weeks so far after I cut it off. We'll see how long it lasts.
It is pretty, purple/mauve colored.